Passaic Hosts New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs
The Monday After GRA Club of Passaic hosts the semi annual New Jersey Federation of Women's Clubs session at First Presbyterian attended by about four hundred delegates from clubs across the state. Welcome by the Devil Greenite and remarks by Andrew Newbury and Mrs James Clinton open proceedings. Discussions cover capital punishment opposition and library improvements while Kipling’s Recessional is sung by two thousand Passaic Pedic schools children.
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Pasaic
N. J
Passaic
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Fed
First Presbyterian
Wrx Devil Greenite
Andrew Newbury
James Clinton
Yepocets
S Pratt Decker
Denver
General Federation
Ardley
Orange
New Jersey
Federal Ree
EB. Carter
Newark
RK. H. Dodd
Montclair
Tnola G. Sexton
Sarah Boyd Asiew
Wiliam C. Kimball
Philip Carpenter
New York State Federation
Charlotte ‘Wilbour
Serosia
Decker
Kipling
Henry James on Balzac Puppet Show Lecture
Henry James yesterday delivered a lecture on The Lesson of Balzac before a large League for Political Education audience. He praised Balzac as a master craftsman and compared his realism to a tapestry, criticizing contemporary fiction for cheapness and commerce while noting Balzac’s genius and influence.
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Henry James
League For Political Education
Gunding
ULM
Balzac
League For Political Educaton
Fic
Oye
Jommes
Lantaros Buby
Balan
Thiesse
Emalles
Dickens
Georgy Milot
Face
Hawthorne
Mr. James
Gatien de Hulu
Fitan
Scientific Housecleaning by The New Vacuum Process
The New Vacuum Process by T. A. Stewart cleans carpets and upholstery without removal from the house. A three power gasoline engine drives a long rubber bow mounted in a covered wagon, moving across all fabrics and surfaces to remove dust and debris completely.
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T. A. Stewart
Gurnee
White Rose Apron Sale at East S 0th Street Settlement
The White Rose apron sale at 217 East 50th Street showcased winter work by the Mothers Club and girls sewing class. Dozens of aprons, flannel nightgowns, petticoats, bags and laundry items were shown, with proceeds aiding the self supporting colored girls’ home run by the White Rose Industrial Association.
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White Rose Working Girls
East S0th
Mothers' Club
Little Girls
Victoria Earl Matthews
White Rose Industrial Association
New York
Dorothy J. Boyd
Collis P. Huntington
Booker T. Washington
Sunshine Society Work Amid East Side Children
A Tribune note details the Sunshine Society's charity efforts in New York's Little Italy, tracing its growth from a small Sunday collection to a full home garden branch. It highlights stories of selflessness such as Jimmy, a once selfish boy who, after a Christmas party and a five cent gift, began helping others and later donated to helpers and cripples’ children's events.
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Home Garden
Upper East Side
Italy
Ifa
Jimmy
Seltian
Iment
Persinelon
Sim
T. SS
Simost
Gerden
Sean
Ives
Lis
Seaside Hospital Drive Aids Children In Holiday Cheer
The report details Christmas visits to Laura Franklin Hospital and Harrew Hospital where girls delivered cards and candy to patients. Pupils also made crapbooks for a Canadian mission and brought flowers fruit and delicacies to the sick. Sunday school averages about seventy weekly and the paper praises the boys and girls of the upper East Side for acts of kindness.
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Laura Franklin Hospital
Harrew Hospital
Whial How
Tribune Sunshine
Upper East Side
AG. Ruddy
Acknowledgments Pour In From Far and Wide for Sunshine Fund
Miss Mary Welden of Kansas thanks supporters for the Sunshine fund contributions sent via the general office. Gifts include clothing from Travelers, moss roses from North Carolina, wool packages from three friends, magazines, and greetings from Newburg, Colorado, Connecticut, Bahama Islands, California, and Montana.
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Mary Welden
Kansas
Bao
Heavenly Father
Rosemary
North Carolina
Waterford
N. Yi
Newburg
Colorado
Morton
Connecticut
Bahame Islands
California
Montana
John Krell
Women Honor Mrs Decker at Waldorf Astor Reception
Women club leaders from General Federation and New York state and city federations gather at the Waldorf Astor to honor Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Denver, with a receiving line including presidents of affiliated groups and notable guests. The event features specific color schemes and lists participating clubs and attendees.
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General Federation
New York State
New York City
Waldorf-Astor
Sarah Platt Decker
Denver
Philip Carpenter
Belle de Rivera
Charlotte B. Wildour
Borosie
A. J. Wilson
Lillie Devereux Blake
National Legislative League
John D. Crosby
Doré Lyon
J. A. Coszino
Arnold Schramm
Edwin Arden
Isabelle Sullivan
W. W. Penfield
Charles ¥Erdley
East Orange
Mra. Decker
Mra. A. J. Neubury
New Jersey
Political League Programme for 1905 06 Lectures
The League for Political Education announces a 1905 06 programme with Saturday morning lectures at the Hudson Theatre to allow larger seating. Speakers include Dr Hale District Attorney Jerome Booker T Washington John Graham Brooks Clyde Fitch Jacob A Bil George L McNutt and others. Courses cover Wordsworth Browning Socrates to Bruno and moral letters. Excursions will visit Sailors Snug Harbor Randall's Island House of Refuge and other sites.
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Political League
League For Political Education
Hudson Theatre
Hale
Jerome
Booker T. Washington
John Graham Brooks
Clyde Fitch
Jacob A. Bils
George L. McNutt
Minot J. Savage
Thomas R. Slicer
Wordsworth
Edward Howard Griggs
Browning
Socrates
Bruno
Guy Cerleton Lee
Johns Hopkins University
Adele M. Fielde
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Robert Erskine Ely
Frank Bergen Kelley
League
Sailor’s Snug Harbor
Fashionable loose coat for youths with mohair fabric
The Tribune Pattern presents a loose coat sized for young men in fashionable materials. Shown in dark blue mohair with silk collar, it features simple stitching and a skirt designed to match, suitable for Sicilian, silk, yelling and linen fabrics.
Pattern details and age sizes for women’s dress pattern
The item gives fabric yardage for a medium size and a 62 inch width pattern, No. 060, for girls fourteen and sixteen. Patterns mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents. Send number and age to Pattern Department New York Tribune. Extra postage option offered for speedy mail.
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Giris
New-York Terbune
Excursion to Lake Hopatcong by Central Railroad
The Central Railroad of New Jersey announces a low priced excursion to Lake Hopatcong on Sunday. The all road fare for the round trip is 1. The special train departs from the foot of Liberty street.
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Lake Hopatcong
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Fta
West 34Th Street
Waldorf-Astorta
Funeral Services for Captain F Norton Goddard at All Souls Church
A large crowd attended the funeral for Captain F Norton Goddard a politician reformer and merchant held at All Souls Unitarian Church. The service led by Rev Thomas R Slicer featured hymns and organ music with floral offerings from civic and political groups. Delegates from the Civic Club East Side Republican Club and Republican County Committee attended among many mourners.
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F. Norton Goddard
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Social Nd Poliical
Thomas R. Slicer
Louis R. Dressler
Grise
Asa
Captain Goddard
Civic Club
East Side Republican Club
20Th Assembly District
Republican County Committee
William Halpin
Armitage Mathews
John Graham
John 8. Shea
Cromwell
Richmond
Rupton G. Fox
Charles P. Blaney
Abraham Gruter
John J. Parkens
Pert Parsona
Ferdinand Bigman
George Wannaker
Charles K. Lexow
Ommen
Otto Rosalsky
Hugh Bonner
John McCullagh
Whitaker
Alderman Baldwin
Jostrow Alexander
Edward’ H. Healey
Willian Heplel
Baily, Naughton
Tigus Mike" Donovan
Greenwood
De W Altman Taken To Stamford Sanatorium
De Witt Altman of Albany, in a violent episode at the Netherland Hotel while about to register with his bride, was removed from Bellevue Hospital’s psych ward by his brother and transported to a Stamford, Connecticut sanatorium. He attacked Dr E Barnes, resisting restraint as a belt was applied. Altman called out for another glimpse of his wife.
Bishop Potter Plans Outings for East Side Women
The grounds around the Cathedral of St John the Divine will be cleared to host summer Sunday outings for about 300 women and children from the East Side pro cathedral parish. A 5 pm crypt service will be held, attendance voluntary, funded by an anonymous gift to cover car fares, ensuring the excursions cost nothing.
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St. John the Divine
Stantonst
Potter
Canon Gillis
Calls Children Park Vandals Against Central Park Plants
H. M. Benham reports on Memorial Day vandalism in Central Park as hundreds of thousands of children allegedly damaged flowers and trees. He says a horseback officer ignored protesters and Captain James F. Dillon claims efforts were made to prevent plant damage.
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Central Park
Memorial Day
Tribune
H. M. Benham
No. 1
West Sidst
Mr. Benham
Hoorseback
James FE. Dillon
Armitage Mathews Wooton and Ferguson Move to Trial
Justice Davy transferred cases from General Sessions to the Criminal Branch for Armitage Mathews John W Wooton and Lemuel R Ferguson indicted for conspiracy and grand larceny in the William Wessell estate looting. Pleading today with DA Jerome seeking early trial. Jerome declines to respond to Abraham Gruber attack.
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Justice Davy
Court of General Sessions
Criminal
Supreme Court
Armitage Mathews
John W. Wooton
Lemuel R. Ferguson
William Wessell
Jerome
Abraham Gruber
Mr. Mathews
Quaker Meeting Explores Simple Life Concept
The New York Yearly Meeting of Friends held sessions at Rutherford Place as Rufus M. Jones of Haverford lectured on Quakerism and the Simple Life. He praised Wagner’s phrase for its link to longstanding Quaker honesty and noted the ideal is inner integrity rather than outward dress or manners.
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Darrell
Washington
Sis
Macmillan Company
S.c
New-York
Relixione Society of Friends
Rutherford Place
East 16Ths
Committee On
Friends
Wagner
New Market Train Service From Long Island City to Rockaway Beach
A new Gafly market train began operating yesterday from Long Island City to Hammels and Rockaway Beach on the Long Island Railroad. It carries market garden track and perishable freight to summer colonies along the beach, departing before six in the morning to reach Rockaway Beach in time for morning markets.
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Long Island City
Hammels
Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Long Inland
Jkaway. Beach
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Tribune Sunshine Society
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Annis J Fratfend
Manhattan
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Express Fund
Mrs. Decker
Women's Auxiliary
Beenue and Historic Preservation Society
the Tribune
Nicholas Fish
Free Masons
Brooklyn
Columbia Boys
Tiseur
Roosevelt
DE W. Altman
Bellevue
Bishop Potter
East Side
W&j.sloane
Oriental Rugs
Foxcroft Davis
D. B. Bedell & Co
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